SCIENCE

A catastrophic tsunami could occur in Harriman Fjord if an unstable mountain slope in Alaska fully collapses, a group of scientists warned.

Potato can help improve the protein production rate in muscles, according to a new study.

A new study has found a link between low intake of flavonoid-rich foods and an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

A new study revealed that those who suffer from depression may benefit from weekly sessions of yoga.

In an image shared by the ESA, crew members of the Concordia research station were seen saying goodbye to the "last Antarctic sunset."

Weather forecasting agencies have confirmed that Earth is about to get hit by a stream of solar winds from the Sun. According to the agencies, the solar winds came from a hole on the Sun’s surface that’s currently facing Earth.

Scientists studying how mud moves from volcanoes on Mars learned that it behaves similar to boiling toothpaste. They believe their findings could affect how geographical studies are conducted on the Red Planet.

According to NASA, the rover underwent trials by fire, ice, light and sound.

The U.S. Space Force has awarded Northrop Grumman with a $2.37-billion contract to develop defense satellites. These satellites will serve as early warning systems for incoming missiles.

According to the researchers, the probability of storms reaching a major hurricane status increased by about 8% each decade.

As NASA prepares to return to the Moon and send a mission to Mars, the agency released a set of guidelines for activities in space. Known as the Artemis Accords, the agreement aims to establish a set of rules aimed at regulating the behavior of agencies and private companies in space.

Scientists believe that the Sun’s unusual lack of activity indicates that it might enter a period known as solar minimum. Some of them even claimed that it could trigger a Grand Minimum, which is associated with a mini ice age.

NASA’s asteroid tracking system is monitoring a near-Earth object that’s currently approaching the planet. According to the data collected by the agency, the asteroid will intersect Earth’s orbit during its upcoming approach.

Millions of people have crowded into drug stores to purchase traditional herbal remedies as a just-in-case remedy for COVID-19. But a new study warns the public about these drugs.

Social media posts and tutorials from unverified sources could be misleading parents into practicing such dangerous habits that can cause injuries in children.

The European Space Agency (ESA) has shared a new image of Mars taken by its Mars Express orbiter. It shows a region of the Red Planet that was severely affected by its volcanic activity.

The new species is now a part of the Laboulbeniales order of fungi, and the researchers named it Troglomyces twitteri.

Scientists studied the angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 — the cell receptor that serves as entry point for the novel coronavirus — in 48 animals using a computer model to predict the infectivity of each one.

A new study has revealed one of the long-term effects of living in space. According to the authors of the study, they detected microbial changes within astronauts who have lived aboard the International Space Station (ISS) for a long period of time.

Scientists have confirmed that one of Hawaii’s five volcanoes is the largest shield volcano in the world. According to a new study, it is about twice the size of Hawaii’s Mauna Loa, which was the previous titleholder.

An astronomer was able to photograph a new stunning feature of the comet known as ATLAS. Based on the photo, it seems an active comet has emerged within it.

The photos will be integrated into a mosaic image of the Earth, printed out and flown aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft.

A team of scientists came across a star that’s almost as old as the universe. Based on its age and status, the star has already reached the last stages of its life and would eventually go supernova.

The cataclysmic event that occurred May 18, 1980, was dubbed the deadliest eruption in United States' history.

NASA has spotted a total of three near-Earth asteroids that will fly past the planet on Monday (May 18). According to the data collected by the agency, one of the approaching asteroids is almost as big as the Great Pyramid of Giza.

Abusive head trauma, or AHT, is typically referred to as --"shaken baby syndrome" -- the consequence of awful, deliberate abuse.

A new research published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that drinking sugary beverages every day was linked to almost 20% higher risk of cardiovascular disease.

A recent study found that women who enjoy two or three cups of coffee daily have a lower total body and abdominal fat compared to those drinking less.

Older adults can improve their performance on certain memory and thinking tests after only a few months of aerobic exercise, according to a study.